Tyrone Mings has revealed exactly what Mourinho said to him after stamping Zlatan on his head

We will see more from Zlatan Ibrahimovic in Manchester Untied shirt after the Swedish striker signed a new one-year deal this summer.

He’s recovering from a srious ligament injury and is not expected to play until 2018.

The former PSG man last season was crucial for the Red Devils, scoring 28 goals in all competitions.

However, after United’s 1-1 draw with Bournemouth last campaign, Zlatan was suspended with a three-match ban for elbowing Tyrone Mings.

The elbow incident happened moments after the Cherries defender had stamped on Zaltan’s head.

And in an interview for the Guardian, Mings has revealed what Jose Mourinho told him in the tunnel after the incident.

“I didn’t recognise up until half-time that it was even a big deal,” he said.

“Because I hadn’t meant to do it, I didn’t feel like it would be a talking point. But I realised when [José] Mourinho came over when we were coming out for the start of the second half and started giving me some abuse, saying: ‘You think you’re clever. You’re going to get an eight-match ban.’

“I just brushed it off, but then the referee said something to me as the second half started, saying: ‘It will probably get reviewed.’ I said: ‘What will get reviewed?’ He said: ‘The stamp on his head.’

“I was thinking: ‘I don’t need you to tell me that just as we’re about to start the second half.’ And then when I got into the dressing room after the game, someone checked their phone and told me just how big the coverage of the incident was.”